“As Time Goes By”
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Background music is "COLORS" by Unknown Artist
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This website belongs to John and Sharlee Birge Farrell
BENJAMIN E. HALL FAMILY
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BURIED IN
THE TAYLOR CEMETERY
NOWATA CO OKLAHOMA
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Photo taken September 11, 2006
by John and Sharlee
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This cemetery sits on top of a lonely hill called Inspirational Point overlooking fertile farm land south of Nowata Oklahoma, formely Cooweescoowee District Cherokee Nation Indian Territory.
This is a fairly good size cemetery, with just a hand full of headstones still visable and most of those have been knocked down.
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LILY ANN DAY
First Wife of Benjamin E. Hall
and Mother of Frank, Laura (md Charles Franklin Brannan) and Henry Hall. As you can see this is a really large stone that has been knocked over. She is buried next to her sons and grandchild.
Special THANKS to Lori for providing LILY's full name.
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Infant Daughter of Henry and Edith Smith Hall
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Henry Hall
Son of Benjamin E. and Lily DAY Hall
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Frank Hall
Son of Benjamin E. and Lily DAY Hall
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This flat native stone lay between Lily and the tree in high brush.
It appears to say
"H. H. Hall" with other writing on the rock.
Could this be Harrison H. Hall, father of The Hall's of Nowata OK?
On September 17, 2006 John and I went back to Taylor Cemetery and gave this stone a bath. There are NO dates on it. It is a homemade stone. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hall. Per Lori's Mother, yes, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison H. Hall are buried here.
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BENJAMIN E. AND DELLA TANNER HALL are both buried in the Englewood Cemetery Clinton Henry Co MO. Thanks again to Benjamin's Great Great Granddaughter Lori
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This stone of Alexander Brown was near by
Another large stone, knocked off its pedestal.
Don't know anything about him, yet, hopefully one day we will. Just afraid his stone will be broken more before someone can claim him.
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Courtesy of Jo Crabtree and GenWeb
Taylor Cemetery was dedicated August 11, 1905 on the John Forsythe farm,"
occupied by John Sigler. Rev. Lamb officated 3:00 Sunday Afternoon. They
had dinner and a program.
This cemetery was canvassed by Jeannie Inman & Elsie Berg.
It has been submitted for online use with their permission.
Most of these graves do not have headstones at all.
It was also canvassed by James W. & Alice Tyner in 1969-- 24 graves
those graves have {* a bracket & asterik to indicate their records
** asteriks indicate records taken from the 1898 diary of Elizabeth
Taylor wife of G.W. Taylor. Her records also indicate the orginial
name of the cemetery was "Glendale Cemetery".
I contacted Jo Crabtree about the diary. She told me on Sept 18, 2006 that the
diary was under lock and key. That it was to fragile too handle. That everything in
the diary is up on the internet.
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If you look at the pictures courtesy Jeannie Inman and Jo Crabtree on the Nowata County Genweb site, the Hall Family stones are pictured on the right. Look, they are still standing when Jeannie and Jo took their pictures..... Sharlee
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Link back to Benjamin Hall Family Tree
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LINK BACK TO COX HALL ZELGAR BLACKURN FAMILY TREE
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LINK BACK TO SHARLEE'S HOMEPAGE
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Background music is "COLORS" by Unknown Artist
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This cemetery sits on top of a lonely hill called Inspirational Point overlooking fertile farm land south of Nowata Oklahoma, formely Cooweescoowee District Cherokee Nation Indian Territory. ***
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Courtesy of Jo Crabtree and GenWeb
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This website belongs to John and Sharlee Birge Farrell
BENJAMIN E. HALL FAMILY
BURIED IN
THE TAYLOR CEMETERY
NOWATA CO OKLAHOMA
Photo taken September 11, 2006
by John and Sharlee
This is a fairly good size cemetery, with just a hand full of headstones still visable and most of those have been knocked down.
LILY ANN DAY
First Wife of Benjamin E. Hall
and Mother of Frank, Laura (md Charles Franklin Brannan) and Henry Hall. As you can see this is a really large stone that has been knocked over. She is buried next to her sons and grandchild.
Special THANKS to Lori for providing LILY's full name.
Infant Daughter of Henry and Edith Smith Hall
Henry Hall
Son of Benjamin E. and Lily DAY Hall
Frank Hall
Son of Benjamin E. and Lily DAY Hall
This flat native stone lay between Lily and the tree in high brush.
It appears to say
"H. H. Hall" with other writing on the rock.
Could this be Harrison H. Hall, father of The Hall's of Nowata OK?
On September 17, 2006 John and I went back to Taylor Cemetery and gave this stone a bath. There are NO dates on it. It is a homemade stone. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hall. Per Lori's Mother, yes, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison H. Hall are buried here.
BENJAMIN E. AND DELLA TANNER HALL are both buried in the Englewood Cemetery Clinton Henry Co MO. Thanks again to Benjamin's Great Great Granddaughter Lori
This stone of Alexander Brown was near by
Another large stone, knocked off its pedestal.
Don't know anything about him, yet, hopefully one day we will. Just afraid his stone will be broken more before someone can claim him.
Taylor Cemetery was dedicated August 11, 1905 on the John Forsythe farm,"
occupied by John Sigler. Rev. Lamb officated 3:00 Sunday Afternoon. They
had dinner and a program.
This cemetery was canvassed by Jeannie Inman & Elsie Berg.
It has been submitted for online use with their permission.
Most of these graves do not have headstones at all.
It was also canvassed by James W. & Alice Tyner in 1969-- 24 graves
those graves have {* a bracket & asterik to indicate their records
** asteriks indicate records taken from the 1898 diary of Elizabeth
Taylor wife of G.W. Taylor. Her records also indicate the orginial
name of the cemetery was "Glendale Cemetery".
I contacted Jo Crabtree about the diary. She told me on Sept 18, 2006 that the
diary was under lock and key. That it was to fragile too handle. That everything in
the diary is up on the internet.
If you look at the pictures courtesy Jeannie Inman and Jo Crabtree on the Nowata County Genweb site, the Hall Family stones are pictured on the right. Look, they are still standing when Jeannie and Jo took their pictures..... Sharlee
Link back to Benjamin Hall Family Tree
LINK BACK TO COX HALL ZELGAR BLACKURN FAMILY TREE
LINK BACK TO SHARLEE'S HOMEPAGE
